Karen Read Leaves Court Confidently After Prosecution Rests Case

Karen Read, the defendant in a high-profile murder trial in Massachusetts, left the courthouse today in seemingly good spirits after the prosecution rested its case. In brief remarks to reporters, Read stated, "I feel very good. Thank you." She also predicted the defense's case would last "one and a half to two weeks." The prosecution's case concluded after presenting a significant amount of evidence, and the defense is now preparing their strategy. The trial has drawn considerable media attention and public interest, and Read's confident demeanor following the prosecution's presentation is a noteworthy development in the case. This trial is expected to continue for several more weeks, with the defense's strategy and testimony expected to be a pivotal part of the proceedings.